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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

HARLAN concurred, and In his dissent
Ing opinion in Cunningham Us. Raft
road Judge HARLAN reaflirmed his
approval OF il, and in the case
then before him admitted, while he
asserted the right to decree against the
Governor and Treasurer, that "no de-
cision rendered would have concluded
the State OF Georgia had she declined
TO appear in the suit" 100 U. s. 465.
Can any language be stronger than
this to affirm that State cannot be
enjoined from bringing or prosecuting
a suit at law unless she voluntarily APP
pears in the suit in equity?
There is nothing in any of the de-
cisiops of the Supreme Court of the
United States in the Virginia coupon
cases inconsistent with this.
In Attcn rs. Baltimore and Ohio
Rditrood Company. III Z. s., 81,
the Court sustained an Injunction
against the Auditor and Treasurer of
the State and the Treasurer OF Augusta
county to eDjoin levy upon the pro-
perry OF the company. The Court in
its opinion said {: alt is admitted by
the parties in the record that the cou-
pons rendered are genuine. This be-
ing so, according to the decision in
Poindcrtcr rs. GreenhOw, they adj
mitted that they were acting without
authority from the State, and stood be-
fore the court as naked trespassers.
Upon this admission they were enjoin-
ed from further proceedings to enforce
the levy. But it was personal in
junction against them.
Although they might have been re-
presented in the case by counsel en-
ployed by the State of Virginia the Su-
preme Court has decided in Unitcd
| StqtCs as. Ice and also in carr rs.
United States, % United states 1873,
that they could make no admission in
the case which would conclude the State
Of Virginia. The final decree there
fore did not affect the interest of the
State of Virginia SO as to make her I'M
der the definition in Cunningham's case
an indispensable party.
The Supreme Court decided that af-
ter its judgment in favor of General
LEE the United States might still sue
him for the recovery of Arlington.
For like reasons and with equal right
the State of Virginia, Notwithstanding
the decision in alien rs. Baltimore
and ohio Railroad Company, may
deny the fact of the tender of genuine
coupons and sue the company for the
identical taxes for which the levy was
enjoined. If, in that suit, she recog-
nizes the validity of the tender when
proven and accepts the coupons when
produced in discharge of her claim for
the taxes, she fully meets her constitu-
tional obligation as it has been defined
by the decisions of the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

It is not our wish to neglect any one
of the numerous speakers now on the
stump in Virginia. But it is impossi-
bic for us to send correspondents to
every county. We must rely upon To-
cal assistance. We have seemed t.
overlook some of our best speakers,
such as Judge HARRIS, Judge FLOUR
NoY, Hon. Ct. G. CABELI, WALLACE,
WILLIAMS, and it may be n dozen
others. Their friends must be ou
friends, and not expect impossibilitie'
at our hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
D. G !. NITTELDORFER'S
Special O1e,tngs
CLOAKS, CARPETS,
BLANKETS,
DRESS GOODS, &C.,
FAIR WEEK.
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY ARE
CORDIALLY INVITED TO
VISIT OUR STORE.


SEAL PLUSH GARMENTS.-We have these
exceedingly stylish goods In Short Wraps at
fl1.s5. 1880, $3.50. $40, i2l15, f26. and so.
PLUSH JACKETS at 1880 si5, slS. to sj3.
PLUSH CLOAkS we show In twenty different
styles and qualities ranging in price from so %
So. LADIES JACKErS.-We show very
large line Of the al owe serviceablc Wrap IN
Black and Brown Disgouals, TWills, Melons,
Fancy Checks and Stripes In the latest tailor-
made styles. Prices for these goods range
from si.e5 TO SIS. VISITES.-tIcre We nave
Just the garment for those desiring loose bat
nice fitting short wrap. We show some nlco
styles Of brown and Black In Twills and Diago-
nal Cloths. Cur range Of prices for these -
from -. 30 TO si5. NEWMARKETS.-Ihis worry
stylish and popular long wrap We show IN All
the new cloths and trimmings and In all grades
from q 20 SD. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.-A
comfortable neat-htiing long wrap. We have
them from g. up. .....
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES WRAPS
I'm all sizes from two years up-in SOLD col
oTs, stripes. and checks from slO up. Inc
latest things for Misses are the STRIPED and
CHECKED JACKETS aud NEWMAkkkI IS.
We have them ia great variety. CHILDREN
NORFOLK CLOAKS and NEWMAhhElo.
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CARPETS.

HEMP CARPETING at X, %. and &c. CHl-
MISE CAkPETlNG at 20 aud DC. yard worm
W and nc. INGRAlN CARPET at p, -. 30.
86, 30. IS. 81, 69 and 1jc per yard. THREE
PLY CARPET at -, 80. and 9Oc. TAPESTRY
CARPET al 30, 55, IS. IS, AMI 90c.
4 pretty assortment Of BODY BRL SSkLS and
VELVET CARPETS now in stock.
we also show a nice assortment Of FLOOR
OU-CLOTHS at %, 80, 20. and jOc. yard.
A full supply Of TAPESTRY and SHY kNA
RUGS, COCOA, and OIL-CLOIH MATS, FELL
aud INGRAM DRUGGETS, and all goods usu-
ally found Ia a first-class Carpet House.
MATT1NGS, MATTINGS.-Yery low prices
have been made on the balance OF our stock OF
MATTINGS. Many patterns have been mar&cd
laI.yN cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
FOR
THIS WEEK
MILLER,
RHOADS &
GERHARTS,
III Broad Street.

NEW GOODS ARE PUT on
QUE COUNTERS DAHX ron
THIS WEEK WE ARE OFFER
INC SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN DRESS GOODS.
34-inch Wool Cashmcres, 1Gc. a
yard; 30 into any othcr store AMI
you'H pay zoe. 36-inch Bancy Wool
.Suiting, 22c. q yard; this D'atcriat
,ras n3adc TO SET at soc. a yard, and
is pretty and scrUIccabic. Ad-woot
fine Imported Sarge, 37lc. q ydrdj
HcyW ask yOu soc. anyWhcrc else.
We hare cUcry cOHcciUa6tc sort of
Dress Trimming from the ndrroWest
Braid 10 Bcadcd Gimp. BIZ q speciat
purchase IRE are nor CRaJLcd 10 Offer
yoU the choice Of about ten styles Qf
tie nc,c and fashionable Checked
7ricots, 80 inches widc, at 43c. Il
yard; SOC. is TIE forrest yo0U .fnd
them ciSCUhCrC.
one case smart pieces 10-i BroWn
25c. Shccting wW 90 Hrciy at 1870. a
yord.
Remnants Of Cdlicocs and Brown
and Blcachcd cations nj and 90.
less per yord than rcgUiar goods.
Cont fail 10 took orr UndcrWcW occr.
II uW pay you rel. 4 fer more
pairs II those ,rondcuW Ia AH-wool
Biankcts lcft At 81 q pair. They arc
s. Bldakcfe.
You ,CU irant some hat Trim
minus? RcmcBberOUr Tips and fne
breasts At % and SOC. TtCcnty:frc
do.cn (aH coiors) Wings at 5c. each.
An Colors and Black ostrich Tips,
! three in a buach, .jor Sl.33j they arc
worH 1926.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90 1887
this city. TheY viii vote the RepubIi.

this city. They will vote the Republi-
can ticket, local option or no local OPP
ton. Consequently any movementpr'-
posing to divide the white men on the
local-option question is, and can in the
nature OF things be, nothing more nor
less than a movement to aid the Re.
publican party. Its advocates may
have no such object in view; but none
the less is that the only object which
such movement can accomplish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

PART |.
1. Overture william Tel" ............ ROssini
2 International Congress. ...............S Ousa,
comprising the following:
Fugue on Yankee Doodle, Hat Columbia, God
Save the Queen, La Marseillaise, Wearing Of
the Green, Wacht am Rhine, Russian Hymn,
The Cossack's Lullaby, Spanish Constitution,
Andalusian Dance, Austrian Hymn, Polish Ma
tionsl Song, Italian Song, La Luisila, Sarii-
nian March, Greek National March, Polish Ma
tiOnal Dance.
8. Cornet solo. "Facilita "........... Hartman,
Mr.. Walter +. Smith,
Selection. ia GiOconda" go. .POnchielli,
introducing Sailors and Populace Chorus,
Thanks Unto the Angelic Voice; Marenesca,
Barcarole Furlana, Him Love as the Light Of
Creation, and Dance Of Hours.
5. (a) Swedish Wedding March -. .SOderman.
OLA Musical Strike" .......... Fahrblch.
PART III.
1. March, "The Blending Of the Blue and the
Reveiie, Maryland Ny Maryland, Carry No
Back 10 Old yirginny, Gay and Happy,
Star-Spangled Banner, aud Dixie.
?. Mosaic. "Lohengrin "............... wagner,
introducing the Question Motive, The Swan
Song. Elsa's Procession ID the Minister, Prelude
TO tire Bridal Chorus, The Bridal Chorus, The
Grail Motive; Oh, King Of Kings, and Finale.
g. "reminiscences OF scotland 49,. Godfrey,
introducing SCOTS Wba nae, Aud Robin Gray,
Bonnie Laddie, The Campbells are Coming,
John Anderson My 10, Logic o Buchan. Green
Grow the Rushes, Oh: The Braes oh Auchter-
arder, Annie Laurie, Within a Mile OF Edin-
boro', Bonnie Blue, The Blue Bells Of Scot
land, Tullochgorum. and Aud Lang Syne.
4. Flute Solo, "Fantasia Brilliante -. .Terscak,
Dir. Henry Jaeger.
5. Idyll, "Ihe Forge In the Forest
Michaelis.
Daybreak. The Song OF the Birds. the Purling
Of the Brook. The Morning Prayer. aud The
Smithy
8. Descriptive Fantasia, "a Hunting scens,D
Bucailosi.
Early Morning, The Meet, On tho Scent, The
Full Cry, and The Return.
Box.sheet for sale Of tickets win DO open at
Ramosis music store, 903 east Main street,
MONDAY MORNING at . o'clock. 90 2i-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

The ADORE are only fen or sq7y ~0'97t.es
Goods 5eing new and entirely different iron. any,
HinS ereT shoun before, no one can fern t@1ny
idea oftheir quality or appearance unteSs my
see Mem We ereryGody to see these faet sooas
for IT'S ARRAYS q pJeaS74Ire to SlsoW orr Sf0c" on"
Bo0ks Cayd- cases, anil Purses. The late styles
for this season Just opened, and real pretty Goods
they are. ., co,oot 1o,h.
School Supplies, and office Stationeyy
JV0H orders ARRAYS PTomptly 0tteHded to. g.,
Bibles, Hwan-BO0kS, Prayers, and Hy"n5GIls'
Smday-ScjIool supplies IN 9Ieat rar'effy - EM
6raUinS MOn06JaD1s, FUte M0H0He'Y' ItSI"Ie-
cards. and W6ddin6 HUjtati0ns IN 0ny Style de-
sired. HONLEI H., q ~,
Booksellers and StdtiORerS.
G99 east Broad street, Richn1Ond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
The Beau Ideal of IL Family Medi-

remedy which promptly and completely
relieves ailments Of such common occurrence
as indigestion, constipation, bilOusness, and
beau ideal Of a family medicine. Such is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which is not only capa-
bio Of ers1lcating these complaints, but also
counteracting tendency TO kidney troubles,
rheumatism. and premature decadence Of
stamina. Taking IL "all round as the phrase
is there is probably not i'm existence 80 useful,
effective, and agreeable household panacea
as the Bitters Nor is 1t less highly esteemed
by the medical profession than 10y the families
OF America. Number less testimonials from
professional sources Of irrefragablc anthem
iicity evince its merit. The demand for II
abroad, no less than in the land Of its dis
covery is certainly increasing. time and ex-
perience Of its bene1cent effects confirming
the high opinion originally formed Of 1t.
Oc 20-Th(W)SaGTu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
The NnfionnL RcnnbHcan saws

ihC -ft''v''"t ~ f'f"'''' ~"
at is exceedingly monotonous worl
to read the Virginia Democratic papers
nowadays. Column after column IL
all those papers, heavy editorials and
light paragraphs, are devoted t.
proving that Malone is the only
issue in Virginia politics.
Why should MAHoNE's Washington
organ object to the Democratic papers
trying to prove to be true what Ma
HONE assumes to be fact in his cam
paign addresses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

The Providence Journal says: "Let
us give offices to men of integrity and
not to corrupt politicians. Does the
JoUnai propose to kick clean out of
the Republican traces?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

at is announced, not officially, how
ever, that Governor FORAKER will write
history of the rebel-hag episode
when he gets out of Office" 1t is
hoped that FORAKER will write that
history very soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
BLACK GOODS.

Tie best values ever offered in all kinds OF
BLACK and MOURNING GOODS; such a.
CASuMEhES, SEKGES TRCOIs, HIN
WETTAS. TAMIsE, FUREfS, COUPUkES.
SEBASTOPOLS. &c.
Would call your particular attention 10 the
extra qualities O. BLACK CASuMEBES we are
selling at .0'. and zoe. per yard.
TOHDERED NuN'SNEILlNGS Tor veilsl,
from ojc. a. - per yard. SlLh RllADANAS IN
Bach and cclOTs az s7c. q yard-yalue sl.25.
Larcisus in BLACK DRESS SILKS 40 Sd, Oh,
- Sc 81, sl..O, sl.31. and up.
GENTLEMEN'o SILK and SATIN SCARFS
(satm lircd). worth f0c., al %. apiece. Nice
lie Of pc. silk end Satin SCARfS have been
marked down 10 1870.
ID. Il L. MITTELDORFER.
oc 25-TuSW 521 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

JULIUS SYCLE d son, 2l3 EAST
- BROAD. BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
The spirit Of the age is TO go 70 the new AID
elterprising store whore the busy hum OF
trade never ceases. II the question IS asked,
tow is the busy stir produced: We would an
sWer: Low prices, quality, aud variety.
MRAPS.-We are headquarters on CLOAhS.
We have n large assortment and the latest
styles-PLUSH CLOAKS. JACKETS for misses
aud ladies, NEWMARkEIS for ladies' and
misses, aud RAGLANDs. II you are ready to
buy Wrap we can give you some astonishing
bargains DRESS GOODS.-A good time pro-
missed everybody In our DRESS GOODS De
PAkTMENT-a superb display OF gratifying
bar gains: 22-inch 1WILLED MALONE CLOTH
only lee, selling everywhere for l2Hc.: 22-inch
CAMELS HAIR oniy l0c. the largest assert
mont Of DRESS GOODS In the city; beautiful
CHECKS and MIXTURES at 500 ALlrMOOL
SERGES OF 23c., AZ inches wide. BLANKETS.-
Nhy will you be tantalized With deldsiVe offers
in BLANkETSs Call and see our s2.sj BlRn-
ket--very cheap butfull OF quality COMfOk-
TABLES.-Good CRETONNE COMFORTS for
- 20, sold everywhere for s.; some Of tho great
est bargains and best values In WHITE
SPREADS ever offered before. LACE CUR
TAlNS.-We challenge competition on LALt
CURTAINS. Our Curtains at & a window are
selling everywhere for $3.50. Don't miss our
| Curtains at 80 window: they are rare bar
| gain. CAkPETS.-We have slashed the prices
| on CARPETS. Our Soc grade for 90. our Zoe.
| grade for &c.; our 3jc. grade for b.; our
THREE-PLY for 75c.; our SOC. grade for 60c.
Buyers made joyful every day In our RUG De
| PARTMENT. TRUNKS.-We have made some
| special prices On TRU INKS this week. Parties
| visiting the city 10 do themselves justice will
| do we'll 10 call on us. A regular 80 Trunk for
| So; Trunks from 75c. TO go. GLOYEs.-JER-
| SLY GLOVES az l0c JERSEY GLOVES, en-
| broiderod back. at 2ic. worth 37Hc. The latest
| shades and styles In KID GLOVES. COR
| SETS.-FRENCf WOVEN CORSETS at &Hc.
| worth JOc. : SALINE CORSErS at 3Jc.. reduced
/ from tOc. BROADWAY aud DIAMOND COR
| SETS at 65c. HOSlERY.-The bargains sough,
| for have been found. CHlLDkbN'S RIBBED
| HOSE, extra size aud regular male. only 2Hc.
| JULIUS SYCLE K son.
2l3 east Broad street
between Second and Third streets
Tho following statesmen and salesadie. are
! with US: William j. Rose. ID. V. lseman, Har-
| vey Ball. Floyd Hunter. Robert Batklns, Sey-
| mour Sycle, Isaac Sycle, Dr.. Mrs. kmma Har-
| ra, Miss Emma Brimmer, Miss Lula Everett
| Miss Matte Toler. Miss Blanche Woodward
| Miss Lottie Snead. Miss Estelle Lyon.
| MOLE OUR LOCATION. oc 25-TuSTh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

Ncdi.pisy a magnificent lnr 'f lAN4
MlSSF>'. am ClliuNtN'> DIoAr~.
NALkING-JA kti~-an luWa1-" f1r
beginning gt ilsJ 4fiorn un in
NEMN AHkkI> lu hiHrK. ilI.4r. arl ".
beginning % 70 ailc." Iu tl 81! I'D.
Ni>IIkS iu various shape. at sl..N ant .
wards.
PLUSH COATS AND NISiTE, lt sl1-DHaI H.
Wnria.
CHIDkFN'> CLOAk>-a1 elegant .oln.'...
which We scn from -i'. apiece % $3.50.
see our INFANTS CASHMERE CiuAh-
biggest bargains We ever olnfrI-lf 81
- s2tn. -. and D. 40 apiece,
CALICO BED COMFORT AHl Us a. aI. ..... t.
Sl25, $50 -, 800, AMI g;
Pretty hl 6S af &c.,.
ALl.WOOL SHAMiS atfi
RED TWlLLED FLANNEl> atll-. . yl.l,
JLR~kl> from Doe. to :! '1,
HANDhLhtUlflS at -c. aI lrre.
come 20 see MS AMI bring yoarcoluTy ir..aI
with YOU.
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BARGAINS y WINTER UNDERWEAR

LADIES VESTS at 2Sc. LADIES' VESTS
with pants 70 match at -, &. ,3c. 81, and up
ward. LADIES' SCARLET VESTS at gsc. and
sI..O each. GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS nj %.
GEN1LEMEN'S SHIRTS with drawers 10
match az &, -. %, Csc, 81 -, and up. GEN
TLEMEN'S RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS from
,Qc. no. GFNTLEMES'S CLOU DED SHIRTS ~
1.
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en- ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
OSCAR CRAM & CO.,
INF WINES TdouORs. Am CIGARS.

FINE WINES, ihQJOhS, AND CldAhS,
beg leave TO call attention trheir largo stock
II the above mentioned goods, most OF which
are OF their own importation from the nrsi
houses in EUROPE AND HAVANA.
SHERRlES Of many different qualities, IRON
the lower 10 ths very finest grades MADElRAS
from ten to nifty years old; BKANDlEs, vim
tages from ISL 20 1884
Their stock Of FINE RYE, BOURBON, AMI
SCOTCH WHISKEYS, JAMAICA and Sf.
CROIX RUN, APPLE and PEACH BkANDIks
a not surpassed by any house la this city.
OF CHAMPAGNES they always keep all tho
leading brands IN stock, but refer especially ~
their PREMIERE SERRE AND WIN DES
GOISsES, selected for them and conceded TO BIO
the finest wines imported. oc S3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

General BUTLER still withholds the
wink from his followers" Well,
BEN's tired of treating and getting no.
thing for so doing.
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BRIEF COMMENT.
At any rate, decorate.

Inventor EDISON has new talking
machine" We had not heard that
EDISON had ever been q widower.
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HELD & CD.
COY EAST BROAD STREET,
DEAD THIS.-ISAAC SNCLE a.
Al CO.. DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. 800
BROAD STREET. NEXT CORNER llliHp.
DRESS GOODS

a 60, Dhh Goods ND NS.'',,,,,,,.',, '''
h"VAD HlhHi 49, , inNH" '"'''''
INNS ,',.h' .,,
Ncw IDEAS ~ NJ % u. LA'LlHh' ANl
AMthN N AilrNN' Abh!. y l"i iii'..
made suits ~ Ohr'k-, llali., MiAiHir-' am
stripes; PLAIN GOODS ih 'a7lmr' li-'iIi''-
STAPLE and fancy w'aYe.. ani ait tln no" aui
desirable culpiht7i hlA' "a '''po iii.'.''
Aimurts' llchllclla-. hri .nrtr-, " LIl
Ladies' Cloth, etc. hLAth A'p D'iDt"D
>ii k>.-Aa usonl We arr 'Ni-' h .N' h'''
WIFI low lucr- $3.50 blA'A a'l l'.0 N.h' i.f
street ana evening "'Ar ~ 90 ~ -
ctHNh-An All " ool f'-iA'A 'I'''' ''i ~ "a.
Co.. ,,,.....,.... ,.,..,.
tlNll hfht " J. Will htF il'N tEH
SHADES. ali colofs &c., complete: ~ hlhlN-
ltltS, all wood. .t'. coniplrt"i PoE lthtt>,
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BLANKETS.

Our stock Of White. Gray, and Red BLANK
ET~ l. much larger than We usually carry. II
there Is anything you want, from an Soc. Gray
blankets 10 an All Wool Snow Flake California
Blanket, you will find ii TO your advantage 70
can ON ~. We have lot % WOOL BLANK
ETS slightly soiled on edges that viii be closed
nmf ~ half nrlcc.
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LACE CURTAINS.

We show a handsome line Of LACE CUR
TAINS at about half value. As these goods
were all bought at auction, We are enabled to
lnDr nnhnnrd-of hnrgains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

ENOR SALE, ONE No. 2 REMING-
TON TYPEWRITER. with stand In FIRST
class condition. and but little used Having
two machines, viii dispose Of the above at
bargain. ALLISON a ADDISON,
oc 232t No. l3S Cary street.
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DRESS GOODS.

2i-inch CASHMERES at &c., TO-. and l2Hc.:
sG.inch CASllMERES at l9c. a yard; value 2jc. {;
3iinch SERGES, wool hlliug, worth 31c. at s''.
a yard;
8s-inch WOOL TRICOTS at TO-. AMI a.. yard (;
Ji-inch WOOL TBlCOlS worth 81 at zoe. a
yard:
O-lnch FURET CLOTUS-yalue 7Jc.-at 52Kc. a
yard
3C-inch WOOL SERGES-yalue 50c.-at Be. Il
yard;
81 6Li1SILK yELYETS. five shades, at ,jc. a
yard:
II FANCY STRIPED NELNETs, new and
handsome. az sl.@.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Al shades Of BRAID Trimmings, BRAID
SETS and ORNAMENTS, JET TRIMMINGS,
ORNAMENTS, Sc.
III UsHES, YELVETS. ami SILKS Of all kinds
and shades
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
CLOSED THIRsDAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE
ITA MEETING OF THE ASSO-

IN GATED BANKS OF this city held at the
CITY Bankof Richmond October II, 1887, II was
on motion, resolved that
Whereas Thursday, 9th instant, will be one OF
special interest by reason OF laying the corner
stone 10 The monument 10 General Robert y. Lee
and the attractions at the State Fair: therefore
be II
Resolred. That the banks Of this city will OBJ
serye THURSDAY, 9Th October, as a holiday.
Resoiped, That all parties having notes or az
eentances due ON Thursday, October 9Th instant,
be earnestly requested 10 pay same on Wednes-
day, October 26fh.
R,soIrsd. That these resolutions be published
In the daily papers. WALhEk HILL.
Chairman.
MANN s. QUARLEs, Secretary. &C l2-td
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PAINTS. OILS. BRUSHES, dc.

COL J. BINSWANGER,
- gf5 EAST BROAD STREET, NEAR SECOND,
RICHMOND, VA.
PREPARED PAINTS, WOODSrAINS,
WHITE LEAD, TURPRNTINE, OILS.
BRUSHES, CLUES, VARNlSHES, WINDOW
GLASS. &C.
Only dealer In this section o!
DRY-PLATEs AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25
EDUCATIONAL.

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Grace ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ID. a. 4:30
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

The negroes constitute the strength OF
the Republican party in this State and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-25

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-15

Under the above heading on the
first page of this issue we quote a
large list of special bargains in Adie,
cloaks, jackets aud suits, every one OF
these are genuine bargains and are re-
duced to tho low figure, quoted to i'm
crease the sales ii this department, TO
place before the people of Waco every
thing that is new and sty.ish Gus We
do necessilates very large aud cN~
tensive stock aud The result is that
we have to mark n grea, many down
to prevent carrying over from one
season to The other. We have now
inaugurated this great mark down
sale in our cloak and suit department
and ladies can look for biz bargains
from now until the end OF The season.
We never DO things by halves and
once having decided 10 reduce stocks
profits cut no figure with Us, we have
decided TO close out every cloak and
suit on hand between now and the
end OF The season and we are going TO
do il, we have now given notice OF our
intention and il remains tor our pa